Renting out a Brentwood home is an excellent way to earn consistent rental income and build some long-term ROI. Your asset appreciates in value while your tenants are contributing to the mortgage costs as well as other expenses like taxes, insurance, and maintenance. ...
At the end of a lease term, you’ll need to return your Brentwood tenant’s security deposit. Unless you’re making deductions for tenant damage. How do you know what is considered damage and what is simply wear and tear? This can be a tricky question for rental property...
Selling your Brentwood property makes sense if you’re in need of some cash and you know you have the equity to bank some serious profit. When the market is hot, it’s even more tempting to sell. However, it’s not the only option. Holding onto your Brentwood asset and...
Renting out a Brentwood home can work out well if you aren’t going to live in your home any longer but you don’t want to sell. When you hold onto your property, you’re keeping an asset that will only grow in value. And, you have the benefit of using rental payments to...
When you’re ready to increase the size of your Brentwood investment portfolio, the first step should be to reach out to a property manager. There is a lot of expertise you can leverage when you partner with an experienced management company. At Parks Property...
Are you tired of trying to talk your tenants into renter’s insurance? The coverage is absolutely critical for Brentwood tenants, but you don’t want to be in the position of convincing them that it’s in their best interest. At Parks Property Management, we make it...
